FERC Admits Energy Ripoff But Davis Wants Consumers To Pay
FTCR Says Davis Should Reverse Support for Utility Bailouts, Get Money Back to Consumers Now that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has…
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FTCR Says Davis Should Reverse Support for Utility Bailouts, Get Money Back to Consumers Now that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has…
Mar 26, 2003Who Hit the Jackpot? FTCR today released a document revealing that the top two executives of malpractice insurer the Doctors Company were…
Mar 25, 2003Medical community lobbies for limits on noneconomic damagesModern Healthcare The dual-track effort is a "cynical," back-door attempt to win support at any…
Mar 24, 2003A fuel reserve is one of several ideas proposed to curb large price swings when crude oil supplies run short or refineries…
Mar 24, 2003The San Francisco Chronicle "The money for the war will ultimately have to come from somewhere," said Doug Heller, a spokesman for…
Mar 23, 2003Washington, Idaho putting malpractice records onlineSpokesman Review (Spokane, WA) Both states will soon unveil online databases that will include civil judgments from…
Mar 21, 2003Bill Mitchell - San Diego, California
Mar 19, 2003Insurance Lobbyists Mislead Congress on Dividend Issue
Mar 19, 2003The Register Guard (Eugene, OR) Doctors blame their rising insurance costs on greedy attorneys who, unhindered by a cap, are seeking bigger…
Mar 19, 2003Ruth MacInnes - San Diego, California
Mar 18, 2003Daily News of Los Angeles "When gas prices go up, it affects every company involved in a nonvirtual business," said Jamie Court,…
Mar 16, 2003Newsday (New York, NY) Studies say medical errors are endemic. Between 44,000 and 98,000 Americans die in hospitals each year as a…
Mar 16, 2003Spokane Spokesman Review The Legislature needs to conduct a comprehensive study of the issue before altering the state constitution and diminishing the…
Mar 16, 2003The New York Times More and more health care providers are pushing for binding arbitration -- in which an arbitrator or panel…
Mar 16, 2003Raymond Williams - Sacramento, California
Mar 15, 2003Hearings look at how patients and doctors are affected.Statesman Journal (Salem, OR) Harvey Rosenfield, president of the California-based Foundation for Taxpayer and…
Mar 15, 2003Under bill, hospitals, HMOs and others would also be protected from unlimited awards.Los Angeles Times House passage marked a huge victory for…
Mar 14, 2003Bill to Limit Patients' Rights, Not Insurance Company Rates, Passes House
Mar 13, 2003